Hillbilly Franchise


Author's website:  Gil Miller


Here are the first two books in this series:

Hillbilly Hustle

Hillbilly Startup

Leading man, Lyle Villines, has become a battle tested criminal.  What began as a side job to pay medical expenses has become a full-time, undercover hornets' nest.  Lyle must keep his wits and be wary at all times.  Danger can be anywhere and frequently pops up in the most unexpected places.  Sometimes, Lyle and his associates go looking for trouble and bring the explosives with them.  This book is one crazy ride.  I never thought I would be the person to enjoy crime fiction, but I am loving this series by Gil Miller.

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